Politics
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Guaranteed immunity or silent threat? Return of former officials amid security concerns
DID Press: While the Commission for Contact with Afghanistan figures announced that more than 200 former government officials have returned to the country and been issued immunity cards, concerns about the safety of these individuals persists. According to the official…
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Poll: Taliban-Germany Agreement; Step for Benefit of Nation or Legitimizing Taliban?
DID Press: has recently conducted a new poll, asking the audience on recent agreement between the Taliban government and the German government. According to the poll, the main question was: Is the Taliban-Germany agreement on the exchange of diplomats and…
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Germany: We do not Recognize Taliban
DID Press: Berlin has no intention of recognizing Taliban caretaker government, says German Ambassador to Russia Graf Lambsdorff in a statement. Graf Lambsdorff, the German Ambassador to Russia, underlined in a statement that his country has no intention of recognizing…
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Poll: Taliban-Germany Agreement; Step for Benefit of Nation or Legitimizing Taliban?
DID Press has recently conducted a new poll, asking the audience on recent agreement between the Taliban government and the German government. According to the poll, the main question was: Is the Taliban-Germany agreement on the exchange of diplomats and…
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German ambassador: Interaction with Taliban does not mean formal recognition
DIDPress: The German ambassador to Canada stressed at the Kabul-NATO talks that Berlin does not recognize the interim government as a legitimate government and that engagement with the group does not mean officially recognizing them. German Ambassador to Canada Matthias…
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Qatar: We will continue to provide mediation support to Afghanistan
DIDPress: Qatar’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations says his country will continue its mediation efforts to help Afghanistan. “The aim of these efforts is to address the challenges facing Afghanistan on the path to peace and stability,” Alia Ahmad…
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Why Uzbekistan Engaging with Taliban?
DIDPress: National Interest reported that Uzbekistan aims to transform Afghanistan from a security threat into a “land bridge” connecting Central Asia to South Asia. High-Level Meeting Highlights Tashkent’s Commitment On June 11, 2025, Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev met with Afghanistan’s…
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Steel Diplomacy; Central Asia’s Push Southward Through Afghanistan
DIDPress: In an article for Times of Central Asia, Nikola Miković highlighted the growing ties between Central Asia and Afghanistan, noting that for landlocked Central Asian nations, Afghanistan serves as a critical transit point for the shortest route to the…
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Germany: Recognizing Taliban Not on Berlin’s Agenda
DIDpress: During his summer press conference in Berlin, Germany’s Chancellor clearly outlined his country’s stance on the Taliban’s caretaker government, saying: “German government has no plans to recognize the Taliban or establish diplomatic relations with this group.” “Such a thing…
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Poll: Global Disunity, Main Barrier to Inclusive Government in Afghanistan
The results of a recent poll conducted by DIDPress indicate that the international community has so far failed to pressure the Taliban’s caretaker government to form an inclusive administration due to a lack of consensus among global powers. According to…
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